Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-02
NEWS IN BRIEF.

NEWS IN BRIEF.
comn;led from varieus Sourcea
oseangers were all taken off the
-..arded steamship Scotla, lying OH FIRE
,Id s,'nd n Y, on the Goth.
onrr.vs exports for the month of
c.hrnarv reached sS,6)',ooo, nearly double
litber lsb Boston or Baltimore Tor the same
month.
DETER ill-feeling has been renewed in
,i"n,onv at the severe tone OF criticisms
y,'r "rronch Ll papers on the Emperor's birth
u .ar tr and kindred topics. War talk is very
common
,,au o,nosition is manifested through
NJ awa,,ica Grs 10 the National administra-
our riff reductions, which are believed
=" .,Ob bs exceptionally beneficial to Anne rican
enterprises.
NortreaI Board of Trade has called
.,+nrnotioual congress of boards of
o,a an If canada and the United States to
VI az i visiting national differences can not
bo tremendously adjusted.
C.pntyAL GIBBONS took formal posses
~, If his titular church at Rome on the
s,tb The proceedings were very impress
~, and elaborate and made up most
r..morable day for Americans at the holy
ctr
.r,B1E dispatch was received from
pone announcing that the Holy Father,
motu propro, desiring to show honor to
the Most Rev Archbishop Corrigan, has
named him prelate assistant to the pom
tifcal throne.
NEWS comes from Washington that En-
plisb svndicates are organizing to build
aonr mills in Brazil. 1t is feared at Balti-
more that the success of the scheme will
materially injure Baltimore and st. Louis
milling interests.
PRESIDENT FITZGERALD of the Irish Ma
tional League has issued an appeal to
Americans, showing the condition OF the
Irish people and explaining the newly
proposed coercive measures OF the Tory
British Government
TIE Pennsylvania Board OF PardOns, on
the 23d, refused q rehearing in the case OF
Milton Weston, the Chicago capitalist,
now undergoing Imprisonment in the
a., mi if.;t W in
the Marraysville gaswal riots.
ARTHUR FARRE, NJ D., F. r. S., a cele-
brated surgeon and writer, physician ex-
traordinary to Queen Victoria, physician
and accoucheur to the Princess of Wales
ard her sisters, died on the s5th. He had
Just reached his seventy-seventh year.
BRIeADIER-GENERAL ORLANDO B. VIII
cox, commanding the Department of the
Missouri, will be placed on the retired list
April Is prox. The probabilities are that
Colonel Wesley Merritt, superintendent
of the West Point Military Academy, will
succeed him.
JUNE K. KrMSIA, of Aichi Ken, Japan, a
senior medical student at the Michig gan
Of East Saginaw, have just been married
at Ann Arbor. Mr.. Kimuia proposes to
take his bride to Japan, and Mr. Gallagher
will lei hergo.
1T is learned on COOL authority that Sec
retary Mlnning's successor Will not be
appointed before April l, the date upon
which Dir. Manning's resignation takes
effect, The belief still prevails that AS
slstlnt Secretary Fairchild will receive
the appointment.
lHE evidence given in the case of the
nlteen Anarchists on trial at Vienna,
charged with being implicated in con-
Spfacy to burn the city, is causing great
elSat'on. 1t is becoming evident that
vi! the failure Of the plot saved the city
Atn almost total destruction.
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1M foWDERLT has called convention
u lle Knights of Labor to meet at Har-
i[Esours, Pa, April 8, to consider labor
w vll' now pending before the legislature
-a'loars OF the Legislature will be in
,''ea TO confer with the convention as to
VIC merits Of the measures in question.
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LIE Chinese Minister at Washington
gave an elegant dinner on the evening Of
u'e 10Th, at which Chief Justice Waite
Gnu several members. OF the diplomatic
.'LpS were present. Minister Chang goes
"FaFls and Madrid during the summer,
turning to Washington in September.
iHE Commissioner OF Pensions is in
:, lpfled OF the arrest at Kansas City and
Q. Su7 napending trial Of one Bragdon, alias
=" Oialr, who has been tieecing pension
os'tnants a by representing himself as an
snicer OF the bureau and receiving money
,pI promise to promote action upon
'aelr claims.
!, LIEUTENANT A. G. WINTERHALTER, of
.no navy, has been ordered to Paris to
opfesent the United States at the inter-
n@uohal congress of astronomers, which
aOets IN that city April 16. After the
TtyuSFess adjoprns he will go to London,
NV, Greenwich and Ham burg to inspect
NE observatories.
h,- q sESsATIoN has been caused in Canada
7, Tn sn9 receipt of a cablegram from
num- announcing that Sir John A Mac
ons Premier of Canada, is to resign
o nv 60 10 England as Canadian High Com
,'o,oher, ra.s,er, and that he will then be ele-
Gu sou 70 The peerage and return as Gov
downe. 1o -1